Hello, SWIM decided to take the first step towards a phalaris extraction and find some. here are some possible samples:

A). This seems most likely, but i wouldn't describe as "invasive".


or

B). this one's color is some what "canary" but the flowers dont exactly match what ive been seeing on the internet but then again the one's on the internet vary so much.




maybe it's neither of these, i dont know, but thanks for any help.

I doubt any of the two is Phalaris arundinacea. It is, however, impossible to do a good identification with so poor pictures. The pictures would have to be sharp, not blurry. You would also have to take macro shots of the leaves, the flowers, the stems, and the point where leaves go out from the stems.

ok, perhaps SWIM will borrow his friends camera, that should suffice with some wild nature shots